3/2/2023 0 Comments All timely eths![]() ![]() ![]() If your machine is not running for any reason (stolen, power outage, you don't feel like it. (?how do you do this if not in the standard instructions?) (?also how do you change it if you move machine to new location?) Set your validator to only launch if it sees your router's Mac ID. (yeah, bank deposit box is a good place for a second copy) Keep your seeds and passwords and other setup/access information separate from your staking machine and encrypted. So trying to summarize all this, with the simplest, recoverable and get back to staking method if your staking machine is stolen or somehow no longer running: I'm concerned about two cases: either a thief physically breaking in or a security exploit owning my machine(s) remotely.Īs a bonus question: if my validator is down because it's been physically stolen and I've got not way to bring it back online in a timely manner, am I going to get penalized until I only have 16 ETH left out of my 32? Or is there a way to say: "I quit validating, stop penalizing me"? Or do I basically have to build new machine(s) and put them back online and keep validating to not keep getting penalized? How does that work when you run a validating node + an Eth 1 client, say staking precisely 32 ETH? (I used to run a geth node in the past so I know a bit about running a node). If the thief steals my Ledger Nano S, after three wrong PIN the device resets itself. For a start my SSD are encrypted: but that's a detail because anyway my ETHs are safe as I only sign tx from my Ledger Nano S. If, today, a thief breaks into my place and steals my computers: nothing bad can happen.
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